Simple data management with Database as-a-Service (DBaaS) for Kubernetes

Modern applications need to be fast, available, and secure. They are composed of many microservices, often supported by multiple data services. Managing each of these data services in a dynamic, Kubernetes world is complex, time-consuming and leaves little time for innovation. Managing stateful applications on Kubernetes in production is difficult. According to a Pure Storage survey, the most important customer requirements are:  Backup & Restore (55 percent) Data Mobility (49 percent) Capacity Management (49 percent) High Availability (48 percent) Multi-cloud (45 percent) Encryption (43 percent) Disaster Recovery (43 percent) Most applications use some type of database, queue, or key-value store… [Continue Reading]